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- Subject: Re: [SLUG] Monitor problem
- From: Heracles <heracles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 23:45:10 +1000
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Thanks Jeff,
Got the screen back using the vesa driver. Resolution is fair but I
can't seem to get any nvidia drivers to work. I must be doing something
wrong. The card is a Galaxy NVIDIA GeForce 6200 (0x0222) which the
nvidia site claims is covered by the new nvidia driver. I've tried both
nvidia drivers using the add/remove software graphical interface and
both apt-get and downloading the driver package.
The last system worked well on my machine with a GeForce 6200 3D card.
Both cards have 256Mb of RAM.
Heracles
Jeff Waugh wrote:
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>> I did that and screwed everything. I now get no X at all. I think it may
>> be to do with the nvidia GeForce 6200. The site says that it is supported
>> in nvidia-glx-new but after installing I have screwed everything. I guess
>> I will try a vesa driver and make a backup of her home directory and then
>> reinstall.
>
> Hrm, that doesn't sound right. Get rid of nvidia-glx-new and try again. Make
> sure you have the nvidia kernel driver loaded (not the new one). Best bet is
> to just rmmod all the nvidia drivers before you reconfigure and/or start X.
>
> - Jeff
>
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